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Money Manager Sued over Presley Trust

Posted by Nina Whitehurst | Jul 19, 2018 | 0 Comments

Assets may have been wasted in $100 million trust fund.

When Elvis Presley passed away, his assets were left in trust for the benefit of his daughter, Lisa Marie Presley. She is claiming in a lawsuit that the trust fund is depleted and she blames her former money manager, according to the Daily Mail in "Lisa Marie Presley claims her ex-money manager lost $100 million trust fund left to her by Elvis with 'reckless and negligent' investments while paying himself a salary of $700,000."

According to the lawsuit, the money manager decided to sell 85% of the stock of Elvis Presley Enterprises in 2005, in exchange for $40 million in cash and $25 million in holding company stock that owned American Idol. When the trust did not generate enough money to fund her normal lifestyle, Presley claims the money manager did not tell her.

In 2014, the American Idol Company declared bankruptcy and the stock became worthless as well. Presley now claims the trust fund has only $14,000 and that she has debts totaling $16 million. On top of that, she is currently undergoing a divorce from her fourth husband and he is asking for $263,000 in annual alimony.

The money manager has filed a countersuit and claims he is owed money.

Reference: Daily Mail (June 19, 2018) "Lisa Marie Presley claims her ex-money manager lost $100 million trust fund left to her by Elvis with 'reckless and negligent' investments while paying himself a salary of $700,000."

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Nina Whitehurst

Attorney at Law Nina has been practicing law for over 30 years in the areas of estate planning, real estate and business law She is currently licensed in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Oregon and Tennessee. Her Martindale-Hubbell attorney rating is the highest achievable: 5 stars in peer...

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